Over forty suspected cases of heat stroke in the Balearics this summer
Two confirmed cases were during a heat wave in July
Temperature in Palma during the second heat wave in July. | Miquel À. Cañellas
Palma25/08/2023 09:31
The Balearic health ministry's epidemiology service, which is charge of monitoring the impact of heat on public health, has so far investigated 43 suspected cases of heat stroke since May. Three of these have been confirmed. They relate to two 50-year-old people and a 26-year-old man and to farm work, kitchen work and sporting activity.
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I have struggled with the heat this Summer. But what is more concerning is that next year, and successive years thereafter. The heat will gradually increase each year.
Oh please MDB, this is pathetic.